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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1923
Page
4
The Nationals team trio faces two indictments charging murder and related robbery offenses. Investigators allege a coordinated effort tied to the deadly incident. Names and exact charges appear in court filings filed this week.
The grand jury indicted Frank Campos for first degree murder in the March 18 killing of his roommate Bascillin Faramini, plus 39 other indictments including second degree murder for James Earl, assault with a dangerous weapon for Edward J. Winkler, and robbery charges for Tazewell B. Amos Viola Spicer and Gladys Hall. One homicide charge against William A. Jackson was ignored. Other defendants face nonsupport grand larceny forgery and larceny after trust.
Regulations on withdrawals by hospitals and other institutions are being amended to allow bulk liquor purchases rather than bottles. Current rules permit only pint half pint and quart withdrawals. The Chesapeake Beach fishing fleet opens the season Saturday with sail motor and row boats for anglers. Many evening parties are planned and fishing specials will transport enthusiasts to the beach Saturday night and Sunday morning per Chesapeake Beach Railway Company. American Associateds list Columbus 14 Indianapolis Toledo 10 Louisville 10 with a40 tonings dark.
Ball by ball box line shows Central defeated by Fresh pitching and late rallies. Key players include Bartley, Phipps, Hartley, and Williams with multiple hits and three base hits noted. Errors by Girdon and Dey, umpires Mr. Mit. Heat and rain interrupt later play in Southern Association action at Atlanta.
Weather report from the U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau Washington includes forecast for the District of Columbia Maryland and Virginia with increasing cloudiness Thursday and Friday and light to moderate winds. Local readings give midnight 57 degrees to 68 by 8 p.m. and a general pattern of fair to cloudy skies across regions with scattered showers likely in the south and east.
The Women’s Swimming Association of New York filed with the AAU board to sanction a spring trip to the British Isles for Helen Wainwright Gertrude Ederle and Aileen Riggin amid rising cross border tensions in international athletics. Parcels highlight Paddock defiance amid a Paris meet controversy. John Schuler Dietrick, longtime Congressional Library watch, died in Ridgefield Park. Mrs. W H Coleman dies in Washington. W Heyward Myers, longtime Penn Railroad VP, dies in Redlands at 87.
Pimlico notes from Baltimore May 2 report Whitneys claim of Travelyan for 3500 at last race. Admiral Grayson attends Ashnurton with Hee runner-up from Preakness. Wolverton shipped to White Marsh for point to point. Woodbine entries draw interest from Joseph McLellan. Branner notes strong Rimtree and Woodbine steeple fields. B B Rice stable to Maple Heights then Canada. Tall Timber and Wilderness named for Toronto Cup at Woodbine. J E Davis stable moves to Belmont Park. Washington Boat and Army engineers elect Tufts president and Lohr, Bessey officers. Gen Beach and Gen McIntyre as guests.
A sequence of birth announcements lists numerous couples and newborns including Jennings Trueman Harmon Peterson Riddie Galer Barbee Yawett Kaufman Dacy King Mandea Irvine Noyce Parasi Strand Alntoy Hutchinson Murphy Sullivan Thomas Scott Walker Wills Todge Harrie Jackson Copelan and others. The items lack dates and locations but mark new arrivals and family names.
A historical list shows numerous licenses issued for marriages with couples including George B. Drvie and Adelie M. Place, John F Webster and Helen Bf Phillips, Maurice G. Wolf and Evelyn Murch, and others. Clergy names appear next to each license, with locations such as Piqua Ohio, Spartandurg, Mtcd Forge Virginia, Camp Humphreys Virginia, and Ballston Virginia.
A malformed death notice lists numerous individuals with ages and partial addresses, including Pearl A Connoly 2? yrs, Florence B Stancell 41, Edward E Hernowsk 46, Agnes Mossburg 82, Irens Murphy 90, Joseph L Miller 46, Alfred Harding 70, Belle Coleman ? yrs, Mary Athey 7, Joseph Hughes 2 mos, infant son and daughter entries, with hospital and street details such as Georgetown University Hospital and 6th Street NW. The text resembles an obituary register with scattered typographic errors and missing data.
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